The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-23
NEWS NOTES.

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atoT John M. NJ. Grier, Of Butler, to be in.
spector OF Pennsylvania Soldiers Orphans
Schools.
Alex. Macarthur, Of North Pole expedi-
tion fame, died suddenly at Winnipeg,
Manitoba, the other day. Opium eating
was the cause.
Advices from Afghanistan are that the
Ghilzai rebellion against the Ameer has
collapsed and that the insurgents are fee
ing to places OF refuge.
Mr.. Harry b. Bunting, Of Philadelphia, q
retired merchant of great wealth, died at
Saratoga Springs, n. Y, few days ago,
from a stroke of apoplexy.
Emanuel Zwalley tried to save Harry
Fisher from drowning the other day. In
Conestoga creek, Lancaster, Pa, but was
pulled down by Fisher, and both persisted.
They were each fourteen years old.
Jimmy Wilson, aged five years, died from
a pistol shot wound inflicted by Hiram
Boeshore, aged twelve, a few days ago.
Boeshore says he did not know the pistol
was loaded. The boys were playing to-
gether.
At the Confederate union at Dallas, Tex,
the other day, General ID. S. Stanley, u. s.
A., spoke bitterly of General futile, and
said futile had, in addition 10 the crimes
college in st. Louis of portions of soldiers
corpses.
The wife OF ex-United States Judge
Richard Busted, Of New York, has APP
piled for divorce, alleging adultery. The
ex-judge and famous lawyer is about
seventysix years old and Mrs. Busteed is
nearly as old. Mr. Busteed is said to be
very ill as the result of his domestic
troubles.
Lawyer Charles p. Miller and his wife,
OF New York, both died the other day.
They had both been i'll of pneumonia for
some time. Mr. Miller was prominent
New York lawyer.
The family of the late Washington c.
Depauw, of New Albany, Ind, have de-
cided TO compromise with Mary Ellen Nc
Intosh, the eldest daughter OF the dead
millionaire, who brought suit to get one
sixth of the estate, valued at Sc, 100000.
Advices from China state that an incipient
rebellion which was brewing in the King
Yu district was quelled by beheadlng about
one hundred Tavist priests, or men repre-
senting themselves as such. Over one
thousand Chinese are said to have been
swept away by the floods at Churpau-Fu.
Judge Buchwalter, Of Cincinnati O., has
sentenced Ferdinand Lindeman, the piano
dealer, to one years Imprisonment in the
penitentary for charging the city intirmary
directors an extortOnate price for q piano,
and sentenced Michael Houck, th roofer,
to the pententiary for an indefinite period,
for putting a roof on the reformatory at
unconscionable rates.
News has been received by the American
Missionary Board of the arrest and impris-
onment, i'll the Caroline Islands, Of the
Rev. Edward Doane, the veteran mission
airy, on a charge Of melting the natives to
disobey the Governor. Although Mr..
Doane denied the accusations, the Govern
or preferred to believe the INSCRIPTIONS
traders who brought the charges, and the
missionary was thrown into prison. The
Spanish government will be asked by the
Department of State to closely investigate
the case.
The proclamation by the government the
other day Of the Irish National League, as
dangerous association, created very little
Of the sensation among the Gladstonian
and Parnellite members that the action Of
the Ministry was expected to cause. The
Parnellites were prepared for it, and many
Of them unhesitatingly declared that the
cause of Home Rule could not have been
more benefited by any action the govern
ment could have decided upon than by the
adoption of the short-sighted policy it has
chosen. The proclamation, they argue,
cannot do much harm to the League, since
the methods of that organization enable
to conduct its business with secrecy and at
the same time with no decrease of effect,
while the influence of the governments
coercve action upon the English electorate
must result disasJrously to the Conserv-
alive party.
The New York State liquor dealers con-
cd raonlntiono hn
removal of unfair legislation in regard to
liquor, and indorsing Governor Hill as hsv.
ing shown broad aud liberal views fairly
representing those OF the people Of the
State.
The United States government has re-
quested Spain to release the missionary
Deane, who was arrested on the Island Of
Pronape. The ground OF the request is that
the arrest violates the Spanish undertak-
ing to respect the Protestant missions in
the Carolines.
Two apprentices from the school ship
New Hampshire, stationed at Newport, r.
l., escaped from that vessel in a stolen cat
boat the other night, aud were wrecked on
the rocks in front of the hotel at Maria
gansett Pier. One was severely hurt. They
were arrested and sent back to Newport.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is
negotiating for several fast British steam
ers with which to compete with the vessels
Of the Canadian Pacific road on the China
route, II is believed possible to make the
trip from Yokohama in twelve days, one
day less than the Canadian steamers take.
Twas Mr.. Parnell's speech on Earl
Cadogan's amendment, declaring that Irish
tenants would have to protect their inter
ests outside Of the law, that finally de-
termned the government to proclaim the
Irish National League, otherwise such q